1. isOctalDigit [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.ascii

    Returns whether $(D c) is a digit in base 8 (0..7).

  2. octalDigits [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.ascii

    0..7

  3. isOctalLiteral(string num) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  4. isOctalLiteralString [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  5. octal(T,string num) if (isOctalLiteral!(num)) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  6. octal(alias s) if (isIntegral!(typeof(s))) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  7. octal(string num) if ((!octalFitsInInt!(num) || literalIsLong!(num)) && !literalIsUnsigned!(num)) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  8. octal(string num) if ((!octalFitsInInt!(num) || literalIsLong!(num)) && literalIsUnsigned!(num)) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  9. octal(string num) if (octalFitsInInt!(num) && !literalIsLong!(num) && literalIsUnsigned!(num)) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  10. octalFitsInInt(string octalNum) [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  11. strippedOctalLiteral [3]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

  12. octal(string num) if (octalFitsInInt!(num) && !literalIsLong!(num) && !literalIsUnsigned!(num)) [0]
    D code»D Builtins»std.conv

    The $(D octal) facility is intended as an experimental facility to replace _octal literals starting with $(D '0'), which many find confusing. Using $(D octal!177) or $(D octal!"177") instead of $(D 0177) as an _octal literal makes code clearer and the intent more visible. If use of this facility becomes preponderent, a future version of the language may deem old-style _octal literals deprecated.